Burger, Shake, Fries – And A McWorkout? Climbing ropes,
stationary bicycles and electronic dancing games could join the menu of
play options for kids at
McDonald's if they prove a hit in a trial launched in several of its
U.S. restaurants. The burger-and-fries company, often accused by critics
of contributing to child obesity, is tinkering with the mini-gyms as a
possible successor to the popular McDonald's PlayPlace, with its ball
pits and crawl tubes. The stationary bikes are attached to video games,
and kids shoot hoops on tiny courts that electronically cheer players.
Other offerings include air hockey tables.
New study shows teenage girls' use of diet
pills doubles over five-year span A study released today by the University
of Minnesota's "Project EAT" (Eating Among Teens) ...found that high
school-aged females' use of diet pills nearly doubled from 7.5 to 14.2
percent. By the ages of 19 and 20, 20 percent of females surveyed used diet
pills.
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